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Wallace · 12-08-2012, 12:47

Well, you can see from my sig. I have stayed with VM and upgraded my BB from 10M to 60M.

I have checked the potential speed in my area from a neighbour, they get about 22M with BT Infinity.

I know I could get that free, but I would still have to pay for telephone line rental.

The deal I got from VM was very good IMHO. £28, free local/national calls weekdays after 7PM and all weekends, caller display and 60M BB free SH.

I reckon I am paying about £10 for the privilege over what I would be paying for 'free' BT Infinity.

Also the hassle of changing was a worry for me. Even as a staff member it would have been a nightmare. Especially as I don't already have a BT land line.

I hope the 60M will be as reliable as the 10M has. So far so good.

12-08-2012, 12:47	#16
Wallace Inactive Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: South Manchester Services: VM 200M Posts: 144	Re: Potential move to BT Infinity... Well, you can see from my sig. I have stayed with VM and upgraded my BB from 10M to 60M. I have checked the potential speed in my area from a neighbour, they get about 22M with BT Infinity. I know I could get that free, but I would still have to pay for telephone line rental. The deal I got from VM was very good IMHO. £28, free local/national calls weekdays after 7PM and all weekends, caller display and 60M BB free SH. I reckon I am paying about £10 for the privilege over what I would be paying for 'free' BT Infinity. Also the hassle of changing was a worry for me. Even as a staff member it would have been a nightmare. Especially as I don't already have a BT land line. I hope the 60M will be as reliable as the 10M has. So far so good. __________________ VM Cable BB XL 200M (SuperHub 2ac in MODEM mode) ASUS RT-AC88U AirPort Express QNAP TVS-471 NAS (4x3TB WD REDS)